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Snow Peas

I have never cooked snow peas before. So I was wary of taking them but I wanted to try cooking something new. In that tug-of-war I cooked the snow peas way too long. Next time, I know I need to cook less. But is it fun to taste home made Chinese. Or is it fun tasting Chinese food at home. all those take-outs. One Chinese take-out that my friend and I will cherish is from the day we were lost and found in Superstition Mountains.
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